Sustainability and Computational Design Intern at RAMBOLL US Consulting Inc

Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

22 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

24 Mar, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Rhino, Grasshopper, CFD, Daylight Simulations, UTCI Simulations, Python, C#, Machine Learning, LCA Tools, Revit, Dynamo, BIM, Analytical Skills, Communicational Skills, Graphic Skills, English

Industry

Engineering Services

Description

Job Description We are looking for computational design interns for our Sustainability and Computational Design division Copenhagen, Denmark Henning Larsen is an international design studio with strong Nordic roots, where curiosity and Design with Knowledge are our main principles. Are you a student interested in joining our mission to create more sustainable built environments and explore contemporary technologies? We are looking for interns to join our global design community and within our sustainability and computation department. As our new intern you will be part of a dynamic and multidisciplinary group of architects, engineers, PhDs, and computational designers working on shaping experiences of human interaction through advanced digital methodologies. It is our ambition to pioneer sustainable change through our work. Our projects and solutions aim to inspire, innovate, and set not just best practice, but next practice. You will join a global company that has been growing successfully since its founding in 1959. About the internship Joining our Copenhagen office, you will be part of a company working with international projects of all scales and sizes. We offer intern positions for 6-12 months, with the opportunity for extension. The candidates must be students during the time of the internship. The goal is for you to develop competencies within a variety of fields and be able to work independently with site analysis and in-depth understanding of how we design with knowledge. Start date: August 2026. The internship is paid. What are we looking for? For the autumn semester, we are looking for interns with a passion for developing tools, methodologies, and solutions for a more sustainable holistic design. The ideal candidate has an architectural or engineering background and has advanced analytical, communicational, and graphic skills. While we are keen on interns who can contribute across the following focus areas, we understand that expertise in every single area is not expected. Enthusiasm for learning and contributing in one or more of these domains is what matters most: Microclimate and Simulations: From Scandinavia to the South-East Asia, microclimate design is one of Henning Larsen’s core competencies. We have an advanced workflow to simulate the microclimatic conditions and understand how to define orientation, height, and density of buildings. Familiarity with CFD, daylight and/or UTCI simulations is a plus. Computational/generative design and data analysis: We are constantly exploring emerging technologies and implement them in our practice. Through research or client projects, we develop scripts to optimize building envelopes, to automate mundane processes and create interfaces to communicate data. We are also exploring AI-assisted workflows, including machine learning tools for design optimization, AI plugins within Rhino/Grasshopper environments, and image generation tools for design communication and visualization. Familiarity with Python, C# and/or game engines is a plus. Biodiversity: We have a focus on creating new methods and tools to assess biodiversity based on known metrics. Through digitalizing the design process, we can make biodiversity the highest priority. Circular economy and decarbonization: We are constantly developing tools and methodologies to inform our design proposals and help us innovate in the selection of materials and overall design scenarios. Familiarity with LCA tools and methodologies is a plus. BIM: We implement BIM workflows in all projects, primarily using Revit and Dynamo for automation and data manipulation, collaborating closely with consultants on the Autodesk Construction Cloud. We welcome familiarity with these tools. Skills in Rhino and Grasshopper are essential for all the above categories, as well as proficiency in English. We encourage applicants with a strong interest in any of these areas to apply, as we value the diversity of skills and perspectives. How do you apply? Submit your application, portfolio/sample of works (max 10 MB), and CV before 24th April 2026. Please note that interviews will be conducted on an ongoing basis. About Henning Larsen Henning Larsen is an international design studio with strong Nordic roots and values at the core of who we are. We aim to promote a creative, non-hierarchical workplace, which fosters supportive environments and the freedom to assert and test new ideas and visions. This work culture, coupled with our commitment to new learning opportunities, stimulates our employees’ individual and collective creativity and skills in design and service. Follow us at Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or Twitter. Access to a world of knowledge We believe that creativity in design thinking is propelled through an active use of data and knowledge in the process. Through our Ramboll ownership, you will get access to experts that can provide world leading technical insight, data and knowledge across the engineering and socio-economic disciplines. Together, we will be able to provide visionary buildings and spaces that offer concrete solutions to some of the most demanding challenges facing cities and communities around the globe.

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Responsibilities

Interns will join a multidisciplinary group working on shaping human interaction experiences through advanced digital methodologies, focusing on developing tools, methodologies, and solutions for more sustainable holistic design. Responsibilities involve contributing to areas like microclimate simulation, computational/generative design, biodiversity assessment, circular economy analysis, and BIM workflows.